Oracle Database Errors or Warnings from Error ORA-36226 to ORA-36250

ORA-36226: (XSLPDSC07) The syntax of the $LOOP property on formula workspace object is incorrect.
Cause: Unrecognized contents in the $LOOP property of a formula in the table function measure list.
Action: Restrict the contents of the $LOOP property to valid elements (other than OPTIMIZED and MEASURES) of the table function LOOP directive.
ORA-36230: (XSANALYZ00) object workspace object cannot be used in the ANALYZE command
Cause: An object that cannot be analyzed was used in the ANALYZE command.
Action: Analyze VARIABLES, RELATIONS, DIMENSIONS, or SURROGATES.
ORA-36231: (XSANALYZ01) object workspace object cannot be used in the INHIERARCHY clause
Cause: An invalid INHIERARCHY object was referenced.
Action: Use either a VALUESET or boolean VARIABLE.

ORA-36232: (XSANALYZ02) a level list was specified when a language dimension was present
Cause: A level list dimension was specified when a language dimension was present.
Action: Remove the USING clause.
ORA-36233: (XSANALYZ03) the dimensionality of object workspace object does not match the ANALYZE command
Cause: The dimensionality of the object did not match the ANALYZE command syntax used.
Action: Match the ANALYZE syntax to the dimensionality of the specified object.
ORA-36234: (XSANALYZ04) all objects in the current status of the NAME dimension must have the same dimensionality when used with the ANALYZE command
Cause: The dimensionality of at least one of the objects listed in the NAME dimension does not match the rest of the objects.
Action: Make sure all objects listed in the NAME dimension have the same dimensionality.
ORA-36235: (XSANALYZ05) the database compatibility must be 11.0.0.0 or higher
Cause: The compatibe mode is not 11.0.0.0 or higher
Action: Make sure the compatible mode is 11.0.0.0 or higher

ORA-36236: (XSANALYZ06) the AW format must be 11.0.0.0 or higher to use the ANALYZE command
Cause: The AW version is less than 11.0.0.0
Action: Make sure the compatible mode is 11.0.0.0 or higher and upgrade the AW
ORA-36237: (XSANALYZ07) analytic workspace string.string must be attached RW or EXCLUSIVE mode
Cause: The analytic workspace was already attached RO or MULTI mode.
Action: Detach the analytic workspace.
ORA-36238: (XSANALYZ08) object string.string does not exist
Cause: The object name does not exist
Action: Check the spelling and case of the object name
ORA-36250: (XSVALSET00) VALUESET workspace object should be a non-dimensioned valueset, not a dimensioned valueset
Cause: A dimensioned valueset is used where a non-dimensioned valueset is required.
Action: Correct the phrase to have a non-dimensioned valueset.

Above are list of Oracle Database Errors or Warnings from Error ORA-36226 to ORA-36250 received while performing certain operation against Oracle Database or related products.

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